The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1887-09-29


alone are wanted in life Plant nothing
else, and root out everything Else. You
can only form the minds of reasoning ami
mails upon Facts; nothing else will ever be
any service to them. Stick to Facts"
Nix. 1lEo. II. I;ILL. of Raleigh, author
of ''Pa sion Flower and Other Poems
makes an offer in oday's CHRONICLE that
those who love good poetry ought not to
fail to avail themselves of. He advertiseS
that he will mail a bound copy of the book
to any one, during the next thirty days,
AT COST, for only fifty cents. The CHRoN
ICLE has before this referred to the eX-
celience of Mr.. Hills poetry. The Will
mington Star truly calls him "a genuine
poct-born not made" and says ''North
Carolinians shcnld read his productions
for they are the best North Carolina pos
seSseS.
1t ought not to require any urging.
Every reading man or woman in North
Carolina who has not a copy of Mr.. Hills
poems ought to be glad to buy copy at
the present extremely low price
Fools rush in where angels fear to
tread or words to that effect a preach
er dissemination unknown. for which let
Us give thanks9 in Caldwell county, who
had wife and twelve children, has de
serted his family and eloped with his
mother in-iaw. If he can stand it, the
caH try can. We have heard OF n Il look
ing c..lmly into the mouth Of loaded
! cannon; staring death in the face without
/ llinehine; bat Nc have never before heard
Of a man who had the courage % el0pe
with his motherin law. We have no
words of condemnation Of the poor preach
err He IS BY this time already sufficiently
! punished.
! Commenting on The marriage 70 the
I mother-in-law the Boston iost facotlously
! says III ; such little episodes as these
/ that destroy our faith IN the regeneration
/ Of the new South"
~ ~ ~ 60
li0iii''ei' . ''-e - = 'i'V ~. o1-i'e
, 49, ''.4 ''iP,'.e,l' fa ~ rort -- tar, la(
hundred and thirty eight appeals, lnclud-
ing 81 ones. There Is no reason ter II
steady increase 0f cases IN the Supreme
\ Court. There ought to bc Law excluding
matters not involving important legal
/ qnesfIoEs, and where the amount sued Tor
is an insignificant sum.
Just how Tar appeals should De p' 'rmlt-
! ted IS great praclicii question III Ihe au-
mlnlstratlon OF the law. ms question
applies not only IN North Carolina but III
the courts OF all the States ana the Su-
preme Court OF the l mted States lhe
recent appeal OF tue Anarchists 10 the l.
,. supreme court e'4ueiceS the lact that
a still greater restriction upon appears u
/ necessary II the court performs all the
work It was intended to undertake The
Supreme Court Of the United States Is
already three years behind its docket. No
man ought to be denied right and JUS
tice, bat when man has had far trial
by jury of his peers, he ought to be sat
isfed, unless there is some palpable reason
VIII q hioher conrt should review the case.
! =, - e
! APpe'i' loi Uoi'' az 81. wv
- IL,
INDIANA ndS ioL d huniocl vi Sot'io lloi"
| a larger place in the thoughts of politicians
| -. ra..u,7 c+o.o l. ,
imam any otheI "eoteih '7'f'to' IL NJ"
! looms I'D to prominent position in the
,.o1;,.;,,,l ,.-.,Id Tbora i on economical
i0ii5ioo9 "o - "
| farmer in that pivotal State who, having
i ob;1dro, apd c+rouino old has oiven to
the Methodist Episcopal church MS entire
| fortune Of $3.50, ,00o to be used for foreign
missions. The church authorities settled
$500 year on Mr. Hayes Cthat was MS
name) and his wife The oid man display
ed wisdom in making such disposition OF his
property as he desired before MS death
II he had given so large q sum to missions
in will, all his relatives would have en-
/ deayored - break the viii ana mace oatl
that he was crazy, ana nail the "ofld
would have agreed that no sane man "o''lo
give 50 much to the heatheh. 1t mas peer
! estimated that 1t costs 3l,OUV apiece -
convert the heathen. llr hayes may,
therefore, using the GradSrlnd ana Boun-
derby method oI compllttliol, lccHon 80. - :
@ nlstl. 'io~ 80 bae brHI gbt 70 tbe light by
| rea.o. Of his bencfaction
~ ,-n,,arate the noI,ier man who gives